An Interesting c.1854 South American School Pencil & Watercolour Portrait of a Girl

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An Interesting c.1854 South American School Pencil & Watercolour Portrait of a GirlOrigin: South American Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1854 Height: 13. 5 inches With Frame: 17 inches Width: 10 inches With Frame: 16. 5 inches Indistinctly signed F. FIELDER and dated to 1854 the framed and glazed watercolour and pencil portrait of a South American Girl, head and shoulders, the face dainty with blue grey eyes and thick braided dark hair with scarlet headband and native stitch work dress survives from the

Will’s Cigarettes was founded in Bristol in 1786

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that would add instant charm to a small space

The five-piece oak large round cutting board with handle and struts to the reverse measuring well over two feet in diameter survives from early twentieth century provincial France

with lashings of possibilities

The shoes on this example are more scarce and are simply superb

The labels are in differing condition but each could be described as either good or excellent

or concave in the glass to give the participants unusual and confusing reflections of themselves

setting up for several days at a time in one city where they fabricated eyes and fitted them to patients

Charles Benjamin Collett (10 September 1871 - 5 April 1952) was chief mechanical engineer of the Great Western Railway from the time this poster was issued in 1922

wonderfully collectable

A great opportunity to own a fabulously unique and unusual piece of mid twentieth century artwork with real beauty and most importantly balance

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